Hi
I am a new starter of GAUSS. I have got codes for a new model and want to run them to test the results.
When I tried to run these codes, I noticed this error at the beginning
Illegal use of reserved word G0276: 'library'
Below are my codes:
new;
cls;
load path=C:\gauss9.0\Gfile
library pgraph, optmum;
graphset;
optset;
format /rd 16,3;
declare w_scheme, _innov, _K, y_mat, x_mat, _const, AR, z_mat, M, M_V, w_mat, _predict, _p, _options, FTS, dummy, xxx_mat;
I have the pgraph
and optmum
library. If this caused by without having graphset
and optset
library, could I ask where I could download them?
Many thanks.
1 Answer
0
Hello Poppy,
The problem is that GAUSS uses semi-colons, ;
, to separate statements. Since the load path
line does not end with a semi-colon, the next line is also part of the first statement.
// Without a closing semi-colon, it is interpreted as one statement
load path=C:\gauss9.0\Gfile library pgraph, optmum;
If you add a semi-colon to the end of the load path
line, like this:
load path=C:\gauss9.0\Gfile;
This problem should be resolved.
The command optset
is a part of the Optmum
library and the command graphset
is part of the pgraph
library, so you do not need any additional libraries.
Your Answer
1 Answer
Hello Poppy,
The problem is that GAUSS uses semi-colons, ;
, to separate statements. Since the load path
line does not end with a semi-colon, the next line is also part of the first statement.
// Without a closing semi-colon, it is interpreted as one statement
load path=C:\gauss9.0\Gfile library pgraph, optmum;
If you add a semi-colon to the end of the load path
line, like this:
load path=C:\gauss9.0\Gfile;
This problem should be resolved.
The command optset
is a part of the Optmum
library and the command graphset
is part of the pgraph
library, so you do not need any additional libraries.